Ecosystem of terrorism must be firmly and collectively ‘dismantled’: Rajnath Singh at SCO meet
He further said that terrorism radicalises societies and deprives our youth of the opportunities they deserve.
The Hindu reports that he further said that terrorism radicalises societies and deprives our youth of the opportunities they deserve.
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